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A Conference on Power & Electricity for Power Producers, Developers, Investors, Governments,
and Partners in the Conventional and Renewable Energy Sector
DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
IN CONVENTIONAL AND RENEWABLE SPACEIndia Power Summit 2011
Investment Promotion Initiative by
DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
IN CONVENTIONAL AND RENEWABLE SPACEIndia Power Summit 2011
Sparta Strategy is offering a great opportunity for global power generation companies, consultants and power
ancillary firms to meet key senior executives from major Indian power infrastructure companies, regulators,
financial institutions and Ministers.
The conference will bring together senior officials and executives from the public & private sectors, including
regulators, insurance firms, pension funds, bankers, private equity, sovereign wealth fund, power producers,
contractors to discuss the financing and execution, the opportunities for investors, and obstacles that need to be
overcome for the government's ambitious targets to be achieved.
An Overview:
Conventional Energy: Hydro & Thermal
The country is targeting a capacity addition of 62,000
megawatt in the 11th five-year plan during the 2012-
2017. The scope for investment in the power sector
over the next few years is well over $400 billion (over
18,000 CR) and given government's large expansion
program in Power Sector, government would
definitely need and welcome a large amount of
foreign direct investment.
The confidence of investors in Indian Power Sector is
reflected in the fact that the initial public offer of
public sector undertakings under the ministry of
power over the last 5 to 6 years have been over-
subscribed between 13 to 77 times. This is the
endorsement of strong domestic investors support.
India has 150GW of renewable energy potential,
about more than a half in the form of wind and solar.
Developing renewable energy can help India increase
its energy security, reduce the adverse impacts on
the local environment, lower its carbon intensity,
contribute to more balanced regional development,
and realize its aspirations for leadership in high-
technology industries.
The government aims to increase the capacity to
generate renewable energy by 40GW to 55GW by the
end of the 13th Five-Year Plan (2022). The Jawaharlal
Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) has set its
own ambitious target of adding 1GW of capacity
between 2010 and 2013. It seeks to increase
combined solar capacity from 9MW in 2010 to 20GW
by 2022.
New Renewable Energy: Solar & Wind
Deepak Parikh Committee has recommended INR 50,000 CR fund to meet the needs of long- term debt for
infrastructure projects out of which INR 25,000 CR is estimated from abroad i.e. Pension funds, Insurance
companies, Sovereign Wealth funds, International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Asian Development Bank etc.
To achieve these goals, India needs an order-of-magnitude increase in energy growth in the next decade -
double its wind capacity, quadruple its hydro power capacity and fully realize co-generation capacity.
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Investment Promotion Initiative by
DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
IN CONVENTIONAL AND RENEWABLE SPACEIndia Power Summit 2011
Key Highlights
i. Discuss the current & future potential
ii. Identify and appraise investment opportunities
iii. Understand and evaluate the risks & costs
associated.
iv. Evaluate unique financing methods
v. Assess the regulatory & reform pattern
The conference and the next day will be an ideal
CXO environment to meet decision makers from
the industry
A Multifaceted Event
i. 2 day Conference
ii. Interactive panel discussions
iii. Live debates
iv. B2B meetings
v. Key note speeches by Ministers & Industry
Leaders
vi. Networking and private meeting opportunities
DAY – 1 (30th September)
Session 1 – Conventional Energy (Hydro & Thermal)
09.00 Welcome Remarks
09.15 Opening Keynote: Honorable Minister of
Power, Government of India
09.30 Panel 1 Discussion: Boosting Foreign
company participation
10.45 Networking Break
11.15 Panel 2 Discussion: Finding Financial
solutions & execution challenges
12.30 Closing Keynote Address
13.00 Networking Lunch
Session 2 – Non-Conventional Energy (Solar & Wind)
14.00 Welcome Remarks
14.15 Opening Keynote: Honorable Minister for
New & Renewable Energy, Government of
India
14.30 Panel 1 Discussion: Boosting Foreign
Company participation
15.45 Networking Break
16.15 Panel 2 discussions: Finding Financial
solutions and execution challenges
17.15 Closing Keynote Address
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DAY – 2 (1st October)
Foreign Delegates, Sponsors, Government & Other Invited Guests
09.00 Presentation / Q & A by leading
conventional energy companies (Hydro &
Thermal)
10.00 Presentation / Q & A by leading renewable
energy companies (Solar & Wind)
11.00 Networking Break
11.30 Presentation / Q & A by regulator & nodal
agency i.e. MOP, MNRE, NTPC, NHPC, PGC
etc
12.30 Presentation / Q & A Session by Financing
Institutions i.e. Bank, NBFC, IREDA etc
1.30 Networking Lunch
2.30 Pre-arranged B2B meeting
Venue:
a. Place: ITC Maratha – The Luxury Collection, Mumbai, India
b. Dates: i. 30th September, 2011 – 9 Am to 5.30 Pm | ii. 1st October, 2011 – 9 Am to 1.30 Pm
Delegates: 250
a. Industry: Hydro, Thermal, Solar & Wind Energy
b. By Designation / Job Title: Decision makers ONLY i.e. Chairman, Managing Director, President, Director,
CEO, CFO, VP, GM, Departmental Head, Regional Head, Strategist and Board Level Executives ONLY
c. Work Profile: Power Producers, Operators, Contractors, Equipment Suppliers, Consultants, Funding